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      • Gene therapy
        April 2013

        Stratified Medicine: A New Challenge for Academia, Industry, Regulators and Patients

        by Thomas Bieber

        The ultimate goal of stratified medicine is to develop the ‘magic bullet’ – to link drug response with genetics and/or a biological profile and to provide a safe and efficacious drug for a distinct patient population. This new medical paradigm creates difficulties as well as opportunities for all stakeholders. In this book on nine chapters, Thomas Bieber highlights some of the key challenges for academia, industry, regulators and patients emerging in this highly dynamic field.

      • Gene therapy
        March 2013

        Gene Therapy: Technologies and Applications

        by Ryuichi Morishita & Hironori Nakagami

        This book by renowned experts addresses recent progress in the field of gene therapy. In the first part of the book, basic technologies of gene therapy and the role of immunogene therapy, including vaccination, are addressed. In the second part, the therapeutic applications in specific clinical fields are described; namely, neurology, hereditary diseases, cancers and cardiovascular diseases. Finally, future directions of gene therapy technology and applications are reviewed toward the goal of successful human gene therapy.

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